Orlando is forecast to reach a scorching 98°F by Monday, August 10, the highest temperature in the statewide outlook, according to National Weather Service data — a 12-degree swing above today’s high of 86°F that marks the most dramatic temperature climb across Florida this week.
Tampa leads Thursday’s highs at 91°F with a low of 75°F, 72% humidity, winds up to 12 mph, and only a 17% rain chance. Jacksonville matches Tampa at 91°F with a low of 77°F, 61% humidity, winds up to 14 mph, and a 0% rain chance. Miami sits at 89°F with a low of 79°F, 68% humidity, winds gusting to 17 mph, and a 45% rain chance with 2.2mm of precipitation. Orlando trails at 86°F with a low of 76°F, 70% humidity, winds gusting to 17 mph, and only a 14% rain chance.
Friday brings Tampa to 92°F with gusts spiking to 23 mph and a 35% rain chance, while Orlando jumps to 93°F with 5.4mm of precipitation expected. By Saturday, Orlando climbs further to 96°F with a 55% rain chance — the highest rain probability in the three-day window — before peaking at 98°F Monday. Miami cools slightly to 87°F Saturday as its rain chance rises to 53%. Tampa reaches its weekend peak at 93°F Sunday with humidity dropping to 67%.